Sunny skies dominate Pittsburgh through the weekend, but overnight temperatures will dip into the 30s before a Monday warm-up.

A frosty start Thursday will give way to sunshine and mild afternoons across Pittsburgh. The dry stretch continues through the weekend, with highs reaching the upper 60s.

A Frost Advisory covers early Thursday, as low-to-mid-30s temperatures and frost threaten parts of the region.

A chilly Pittsburgh morning gives way to bright skies and a 66-degree afternoon, but the Mon Valley faces a Code Orange air-quality alert through 4 p.m.

A Frost Advisory covers Pittsburgh Monday morning before sunshine and 65-degree temperatures arrive. The rest of the week stays dry and seasonable.

Frost and a Freeze Warning greet Pittsburgh on Sunday morning before sunny skies and mild temperatures settle in for the week.

Pittsburgh faces a Sunday morning freeze warning after a chilly Saturday. Sunny skies and warmer temperatures return for most of next week.

Pittsburgh's warm Friday will give way to thunderstorms, gusty winds and a sharp afternoon cooldown. Frost arrives this weekend before sunny, warmer weather returns next week.

A warm, cloudy Thursday gives way to late storms, gusty winds and a weekend cooldown with frost chances.

Pittsburgh faces thunderstorms Wednesday, more rain Thursday night and a sharp, windy cooldown by Friday.

Pittsburgh’s cloudy start gives way to an 82-degree afternoon Tuesday, but storms and strong winds are already lining up for later this week.

Pittsburgh could reach 82 degrees Tuesday before storms, strong winds and possible snow showers reshape the forecast by Saturday.

Pittsburgh faces a wet, windy Sunday before mostly cloudy Columbus Day and an 81-degree Tuesday warmup.